RAISING PRESCHOOL CHILDREN IN THE FAMILY
Keywords:
preschool children, parenting styles, family environment, cognitive development, secure attachments, social development;Abstract
This article aims to delve into the multifaceted aspects of raising preschool children within the family context. It explores the fundamental role of parents and caregivers in fostering a nurturing and stimulating environment that promotes optimal growth and prepares children for their educational journey.
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